Condemning Transnational Repression

Summary#

This resolution condemns the Chinese government’s harassment and intimidation of people in the United States to suppress speech, protest, and academic research. It calls on law enforcement agencies to respond, urges colleges and research organizations to protect academic freedom, and encourages diplomatic and international action against transnational repression. It expresses the House’s position and does not itself create new legal requirements.

What it means for you#

The resolution supports people’s right to speak and assemble without fear of retaliation. It asks government agencies and academic institutions to take steps in response, but does not require specific actions by individuals.

Expenses#

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Proponents' View#

The resolution’s stated position is that harassment and intimidation aimed at suppressing free speech, assembly, and academic freedom should be condemned and addressed.

Opponents' View#

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